The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-26
DIR. TYING WON'T COME BACK.
HE ABANDONs HIS HOPE OF A NEW
CHURCH FOR TIE SAKE OFHIS OLD ONE.

CHURCH FOR TIE SAKE OFHIS OLD ONE.
II he Can't Preach In Holy Trinity. which
no Founded. he won't Eater Rival
Church - IL the Rev. DR.. Warren an
Alien Imported Under Contract
Stephen H. Tying. formerly rector Of Holy
Trinity Church, in this city, and now living in
London. has entertained an idea OF returning
to church work In New York for some time
past and has signiHed to some OF the members
Of his congregation his hope to return eventu-
ally to his old pulpit In the church which he
founded and built nearly twenty years ago.
Under his milistration the church prospered
and grow, but his labors affected his.health,
and he withdrew from the church with the
understanding, rs his friends say. that he was
to resume his labors when his health was re-
stored. Meantime Dr. Tying engaged In COM
mercial pursuits in New York and Paris.
The Rev. Dr. Watkins succeeded DR.. Tying at
Holy Trinity Church. and four months ago he
resigned, and the Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie. for
merly DR.. Tyng's assistant. succeeded to
the pulpit. Meantime the church has not
gained In strength, and many OF the old
friends OF DR.. Tying have desired his re-
turn, and they made proposition to this
effect to the Board Of Trustees. Here they
found. much to their surprise. that there was
upon some stories rejecting upon DR.. Tyng's
character. Some Of DR.. Tyng's friends waited
upon Mr.. Adon Smith. Chairman OF the Board
of Trustees. and offered to guarantee the debt
of the church II the Board would recall DR..
Tying as pastor At meeting Of the Board.
held shortly after this. DR.. Tyng's name was
rejected. II is said, BY. a small majority, and the
cea 20 the ehars
This was blow to Dr. Tying and his support.
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tatton and migration of foreigners and aliens
under contract or agreement to perform labor
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has written this letter to Collector Magone:
DEAR sa: desire to call Your attention to the fact
that the Rev Mr. Warren; an English gentleman and an
the Holy Trinity in this city and am informed il az
peeted to arrive on or about Saturday next
s as OF he a and
ton Of foreigners Or aliens under agreement
to perform labor in the United states its Territories
msnt thereto approved Feb. "a, 1887 claim and am
legally advised that under the clause in that act pro-
labor Of sersos 81 any Kind Under Contract OF asree
ment expressed or implied &c. he cannot be allowed
70 land on ha arrival without directly violating both the
turned to England In the and for the
other parties have recently been returned
,inets 70 say that have nothing |hasver assnss NJ
and feel that The 0, Ct hs law
his favor and as President the 81 Andrews Society
which tnis law has been enforced against conatrymsn
have made most valuable citizenS and my only object
IN serving this upon you 10 IN order 70 mako
this test and by enforcing most obnoxious and
unreasonable law hope thereby 1t will lead to It's total
further state that send this letter you after
having obtained u legal opinion that the manner In
Thish interpret the law Is correct Your, respect
Hon DAslEL MAooSE, Collector Of United States Gus
toms, New York
Mr.. Kennedy has taken a warm interest In
the welfare of immigrants, and especially those
from Scotland. Collector Magone is looking
up the law on the subject